Pavement Kerb Stones

Pavement Kerb Stones are essential for maintaining the integrity of pavement edges and preventing damage. Made from durable materials, these stones provide long-lasting support and protection for walkways and driveways. Experience peace of mind knowing your pavement is well-maintained with our reliable Pavement Kerb Stones.

Traditionally, natural stones were the most commonly used material for pavement kerb stones, but these have now been largely replaced by precast concrete. While granite is the preferred stone, other types of stone such as sandstone, sandstone, sandstone and even sand are also available, granite being the most popular. Besides its edge strength, granite has a natural beauty that is not achieved by concrete or other artificial stones. Granite screens can remain functional and beautiful, bearing the brunt of heavy traffic, heat and vibration from heavy vehicles and pedestrians. The paving superstore has a wide range of curbs in a variety of colors, shapes, sizes and materials. There is something for everyone in our collection, so browse through your collection today and create new curbs and edges for your garden of tomorrow. The edge you can choose, and in this collection is really someone for you.The back of the kerb should be engraved into the concrete to provide lateral support, and as a rough rule of thumb, the border should extend at least half the entire width of the kerbs. Most of the pressure on the edges of each stone should come from the front, as most of the concrete in the back provides the required support, but it should be extended to ensure proper support. As a rough rule of thumb, the tows should stretch about 1 / 4 inch over the kerbs and about 2 mm below them.Usually, pavement kerb stones are laid on the concrete curb so that they connect to the pavement, but concrete curbs can also be laid by non-slip - mold-making machines that create the curbs as the road progresses